Procreate Reviews

All the tools are very is to use. Sometimes it can be used to replace Adobe Photoshop where I can make some edits to the images.

Its selection tool is bit limited, doesn't work same as selection tool like other image editing apps.

I edit images, i draw illustration, i create logo, I make interior design with this app. So it has variety of functions that I can use.

Oh, it’s really great—easy to use and intuitive. I like it so much.

Oh, well. I can’t really tell—maybe it’s the resolution.

I started drawing just for fun, and over time it turned into a small business. Basically, it helped me earn money by letting me create sticker designs for my Etsy shop.

My favorite thing about Procreate is how easy it is to use and how seamlessly it fits into my creative workflow. I can rely on it for quick sketches as well as high-quality finished pieces, and I end up using Procreate at some point in every project. It’s also been consistently reliable for me. I’ve never run into any software issues that even required reaching out to their support team. Overall, it’s a great tool, and I’d recommend it to any artist.

It’s hard for me to think of any real downsides to Procreate. The one thing I do wish it had is some kind of vector mode. I realize that isn’t really what Procreate is intended for, but it could still be useful in certain situations.

Procreate makes it easy to create digital artwork. It’s a useful tool for quickly getting ideas out and keeping momentum as I work. With Procreate, my creative workflow feels faster, smoother, and more streamlined overall.

User friendly and easy to understand. You’re allowed free creativity and can customize your brushes. Also, they have tutorials on their website.

Nothing really. It’s been rather good for me.

Again I haven’t any problems with it, I understand it depends on the amount of Stroage when it comes to the amount the layers you’re allowed to have.

.Easy to use and friendly for no tech people

not having the same features in phone that in bigger devices

adjusting my designs for tattooing very quick and easy

The variety of brushes and the user interface are the most helpful about using Procreate App. They have a team that puts heart behind everything and is willing to help with installation and incorporating your unique fonts to integrate with the software.

Wish there was a dedicated folder to save the art files rather than imbedded within the app. Hopefully it will be easier to save files in the future

Procreate is solving the problem of being less cluttered and more streamlined while being filled with features yet exports to raster files with depth.

What I appreciate most about Procreate is how naturally it mimics drawing on paper. The Apple pencil feels smooth and responsive. Custom brush imports offer great flexibility, and the time-lapse feature has been especially helpful for reviewing my process and steadily improving my techniques over time.

While Procreate works beautifully for pixel-based illustration, it isn’t built for vector design, which makes it less suited for projects that require fully scalable graphics.

Procreate helps me create visuals for my presentations, audio course covers, and social media content. I also appreciate how easy it is to save my illustrations in different formats, which makes it simple to repurpose them across various platforms and projects.

I love the simple and easy to use interface. It makes drawings and design 100 times easier. The brush selection rivals photoshop. I love that it's not subscription based and does most if not all of what Photoshop does. You pay one small fee and it's yours for life. It's a great option if you're tired of Adobe's subscription fees.

I wish there was more layer effects and manipulation options. Other than that, I can't think of much. It pretty much does everything I'd want it to do.

I can draw directly on my tablet screen and the easy to use options saves a lot of time. My turnaround time for projects is much shorter now.

I like that procreate is very intuitive and easy to use. It eases user tasks with the efficient use of gestures. While using it, I found myself amused by its many features and I look forward to exploring more of them. With procreate, you the gap between creative skill and technical skills is way shorter and there are ample resources and support online to get you started.

It can be a little daunting to a first time user nonetheless, there is a lot of help to get you creating. It is therefore important to note that gaining mastery of this tool would most likely take some time and practice as it is a sophisticated tool.

I am able to express my creative ideas and calligraphy with this tool.

Procreate evolves responsively with user needs and already contains so many tools familiar to people using other industry standard software. It's also compatible with a range of devices, which makes it more accessible to people on a variety of budgets. I've recommended procreate to several of my colleagues, and everyone I've touched base with agrees that the program has improved their process. It's an incredibly easy program to pick up overall.

I think that the brush selection could probably be improved. Many of the limitations I had when first using the program have been addressed in updates, such as cropping and resizing. There are some ways that I feel integration with programs such as Adobe could be smoother.

It's really worth the investment for anyone who considers digital illustration an important part of their workload. It also integrates with tools I already had, such as Adobe brushes and textures, and can even be exported to programs like Photoshop and Illustrator. I find it to be extremely easy to pick up for anyone who is already familiar with illustration and design programs. My advice would be to search out demos and tutorials for others who use the program to understand their process and how they harness the tools.

Above all, Procreate gives me mobility and efficiency. The program ensures that my iPad has all the illustration tools I need at my fingertips, replacing more expensive, stationary, and complicated devices like the Wacom Cintiq. I have been able to maximize my output for clients by cutting down project time significantly. I also use Procreate as my preferred sketching tool when working on illustrations and UI wireframes for my day job.